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Flint (City and county-seat)

a city and county-seat of Genesee co., Mich.; on the Flint river and on the Grand Trunk Western and the Père Marquette railroads; 64 miles N. N.

W. of Detroit. Here are a court house, the State Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, a private retreat for the insane, a high school, waterworks, gas and electric lights, public library, a National bank and several daily, weekly, and monthly periodicals. It has a large number of saw mills, carriage and wagon factories, automobile works, iron works, stove works, flour and woolen mills, etc.

Pop. (1910) 38,550; (1920) 91,599.

FLINT IMPLEMENTS sician; born in Petersham, Mass., Oct. department of Harvard College in 1833. 30, 1812; was graduated at the medical

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